Sentence examples for opposed from the from inspiring English sources

Even on the Iraq war, which he had opposed from the start, he and other Democrats mostly agreed by 2007.

The commission, evenly split between the parties and opposed from the start by Bush, was "set up to fail," as Kean liked to put it.

Although opposed from the beginning to Palestinian peace talks with Israel, the Hawatmeh group has not been a serious armed force for a long time.

It was opposed from the get-go; Stewart Lee later called the ECF "an act of corporate cattle rustling familiar from 30 years of government sell-offs".

Those opposed, from the Greek-speaking Eastern church, went for a more tradition-based option of filling churches with pictures of saints – icons (the Greek work for image).

This is the end of the disastrous experiment that was austerity, which was an ignominious failure that I opposed from the outset.

The way the nomination process works is to seek consensus by supporting the user and giving user constructive criticism (opposing) from the editors.

His office reports a torrent of phone calls — unanimously opposed from outside the district, more evenly balanced from inside.

His office reports a torrent of phone calls—unanimously opposed from outside the district, more evenly balanced from inside.

No wonder there were howls of protest from opposed bodies – from the trade union Unison to The Daily Telegraph.

These are alternative models which if true would support a diametrically opposed action from the one the estimated model supports.